Education
City council supports vote on expanded school board in South Burlington
The city council agreed to move forward with bringing a question about adding two seats to the school board to a Town Meeting vote, but will hold back other proposed charter changes.
Bennington College officials, new college union agree on path to recognition
Bennington College United has decided to split into three collective bargaining units, paving the way for the school to voluntarily recognize the labor union.
Bethany College president will be Vermont State Colleges’ new chancellor
Elizabeth Mauch, who currently oversees a private Lutheran college in Lindsborg, Kansas, will step into the chancellor role Jan. 1, 2024.
Private Christian school sues over state policy on transgender athletes
Mid Vermont Christian School in Quechee is challenging Vermont’s rules on transgender athletes in high school sports, and is asking the court to take action to prevent the school from being excluded from a taxpayer funded tuition program.
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South Burlington drafts new policy for transgender, nonbinary students
The policy outlines students’ right to privacy and if adopted would require district staff and school records to use a student’s preferred name and pronouns.
Burlington High School Principal Debra Beaupre resigns
Beaupre’s resignation marks the departure of Burlington High School’s fourth principal in just three years.
Peoples Academy parent concerned following stabbing
The parent said she was surprised at the “nonchalance” with which she said the Peoples Academy administration reacted to the incident, which she thought was decidedly cool compared to the gravity of the injury her son received.
With the start of school budget season, districts brace for new education finance law
Act 127, a law making dramatic shifts in Vermont’s education funding system, will further complicate an already complex budget process.
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